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instauration

[in-staw-rey-shuh n]

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noun

renewal; restoration; renovation; repair.

Obsolete. an act of instituting something; establishment.

Origin of instauration

1595–1605; < Latin instaurātiōn- (stem of instaurātiō) a renewing, repeating. See in-², store, -ation

Related formsin·stau·ra·tor

[in-staw-rey-ter] /ˈɪn stɔˌreɪ tər/, noun

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Related Words for instauration

recovery, revival, renewal, refurbishment, rehabilitation, reconstruction, renovation, repatriation, reinstatement, reparation, recuperation, return, redemption, rejuvenation, reimbursement, revivification, remedy, cure, healing, replacement

Examples from the Web for instauration

Historical Examples of instauration

There, while he despairs of finishing what was intended for the sixth part of his Instauration, how nobly he despairs!
Curiosities of Literature, Vol. 3 (of 3)
Isaac Disraeli

British Dictionary definitions for instauration

instauration

noun

rare restoration or renewal

Derived Formsinstaurator, noun

Word Origin for instauration

C17: from Latin instaurātiō, from instaurāre to renew

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